Finding the source of a bad odor in your home can be a challenging task, but with a systematic approach, you can locate and eliminate it effectively. Start by narrowing down the general area where the smell seems to be the strongest. Check common culprits such as garbage cans, refrigerators, and bathrooms. If the odor persists, carefully inspect hidden areas like crawl spaces, basements, and closets. Look for signs of mold, leaks, or spoiled food that may be causing the unpleasant smell. Don't forget to examine your HVAC system, as air ducts can harbor odors. Use your sense of smell, but also ..read more

easter time is always a fun time of year. if you like to cook or bake chances are that you have burned something badly before. all it takes is a few minutes of distraction. A phone call from an old friend or a bathroom run that lasts too long. by the time the smelly burt smoke hits your nose the meal is ruined and all the alarm bells in the house and in your head are ringing loud. Fortunately for you there is no fire, just a lot of smoke billowing through the house like a rock and roll concert. the lead singer is the smoke alarm and he is doing a solo to remember, a true ear ringer. After all ..read more

Potty training your dog or can be difficult. Things to consider when you are starting the potty training: Have adequate floor protection while training is taking place. If you do not protect the floor your pet will have an accident which may result in damaged flooring if you do not clean up the floor quickly enough. If you notice a stain or accident quickly spray a hydrogen peroxide based cleaning solution and use paper towel to wipe up the excess. Check on your pet at least every three hours to ensure your pet is on track. Consider installing a doggie door to allow access outside while you ..read more